http://www.kentonline.co.uk/east_kent_mercury/news/hospital-development-delayed-by-discovery-4685/
A huge Second World War bunker has been unearthed by contractors working on the new Dover hospital site.
The discovery, along with some deeply buried asbestos, means a two-month delay to the completion of the new hospital in Coombe Valley Road.
It called for a massive excavation 50 metres by 24 metres, and four metres deep, providing archaeologists with the opportunity to examine the site.
They say they found little of interest other than a small number of prehistoric struck flints, appearing to have been washed down with silt deposits from the upper slopes of the nearby Whinless Down.
In clearing the site contractors have also found asbestos under the concrete foundations of the old mortuary and pathology buildings. This material has already been safely removed from site.
"The project team is now working to identify any opportunities to return the build to its original completion date of December 2014, but at present the completion date has been adjusted to the end of February 2015."
That is why we will not see any new build up there for some years yet. The now owners are geting their money back they paid out in the first place to buy the site. 
